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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1964

Page

3

Ottawa AAUW Branch Hosts State Meeting

Seventy plus attendees report from the AAUW workshop in Ottawa with 110 women present from across the state. Registrars E V Meyer and E R Read noted 28 branches represented. Edith Sherrard urged educated women to engage in community and world affairs. Gladys Hicks Newman emphasized ongoing study beyond degrees. Loren Murray highlighted 1963 fellowships and the goal of More Dollars for More Scholars. Ottawa University hosted morning coffee. Mabel Herzog led Ottawa Branch with 17 members in attendance.

American Association of University Women Ottawa E. V. Meyer E. R. Read Edith Sherrard Washington, D. C AAUW Gladys' Hicks Newman Kansas City Southwest Central Loren Murray Topeka Kansas Amanda Rosenquist Ottawa University Elaine Gaddis Phyllis Anderson Cheryl Bailey A. B. Martin Mabel Herzog Ellsworth Ann Greer

Visitors for Senior Club attend Friday meeting

Mrs Grace Wise and Mrs John Sealey visited the Senior Club No 1 in Youth Center Friday afternoon. Twenty one members attended as Mrs Myrtle Graham presided. After a patriotic ritual and sick report, members voted to attend the Oct 15 annual state meeting in Emporia. Readings, jokes, table games, and cupcakes from a deceased member’s relatives marked the program.

Grace Wise John Sealey Youth Center Myrtle Graham Emporia Recreation Commission Emporia Josie Hall Joan Fritts Graham Lillian Spears Flora Sherman

Infant Toff Shower Held at Appanoose Baptist Church

A layette shower was held for James Lee Toff, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Toff of Topeka at Appanoose Baptist Church. Prizes in games went to Mrs. Donald Gottschamer and Mrs. Howard Curry. Hosts Mrs. Clyde Wiscombe and Mrs. Lester Clark served refreshments after gifts were opened.

James Lee Toff Charles Toff Topeka Appanoose Baptist Church Donald Gottschamer Howard Curry Clyde Wiscombe Lester Clark

Magical Powers Are Not Really A Bargain

Dear Hopeful asks about a grocery store mystic offering to remove spells for 25 dollars. Ann Landers replies the only thing she would relieve is the money, noting real powers would not operate from a store and suggesting skepticism.

Ann Landers Las Vegas Danny

Noon Potluck at Emery Green Social Club Hosts Gifts

The Emery Green Social Club held a noon potluck at Mrs. Fred Proffitt's home with a table centerpiece of garden flowers. The hostess received a handkerchief shower and members received secret pal gifts. Mrs. Earl Reed and Mrs. T. T. Shelton won contests. Visitors included Mrs. Clyde Shade Jr. of Everest and Mrs. Jane Cox of Excelsior Springs MO.

Emery Green

Ottawa Pair Plans December Wedding in Local Announcement

Bonnie L. Ferns daughter of Mr and Mrs Joe Ferns 305 S Main and Kenneth L. Evans son of Mr and Mrs Ray Evans RFD 2 announce their engagement The wedding is set for December 12 Both graduates of Ottawa High School Ferns 1961 Evans 1959 Ferns is employed by Cosgrove Webb and Oman Topeka Evans by Bendix Aviation Kansas City

Bonnie L., Ferns Joe Ferns S. Main Kenneth L. Evans Ray Evans RFD Ottawa High School Miss Ferns Mr. Evans Cosgrove, Webb and Oman Topeka Evans Bendix ‘Aviation Corporation Kansas City

Socialettes Sunday guests in McFadden home

Sunday dinner guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ivan McFadden and relatives from Baldwin Topeka and Kansas City. Janet Ann Black christening at Blue Valley Memorial Methodist Church in Manhattan drew many relatives while Larry David Roder and Loretta Kay Curtis wed in Madison at the First Christian Church.

Ivan McFadden Mr. McFadden Robert Peart Harvey Ville Peart St. Joseph, Mo David Mathias Gail McFadden Harlan McFadden Richie Rodney W. B. Smith Marjorie Collins Mary Black Blue Valley Memorial Methodist Church Manhattan Janet Ann John Black Baldwin Topeka Kanesas City A. J. Jefferies Lowell Hutchison Larry David Roder Roger Johns Ottawa Loretta Kay Curtis Madison Kan First Christian Church

Club Forecast Monday MPM CLUB data

The listing mentions Club Forecast items at the Anchor Building including SUSANA WESLEY WSCS Circle Mrs Max Hunter Job's Daughters Golden Age Group, Ottawa Horticulture Study Club and Miss Darleigh Johnson with events planned for Monday.

MPM Club Susana Wesley Wscs Circle Max Hunter Job Golden Age Group Anchor Ottawa Horticulture Study Club Darleigh Johnson

Workshop on Church Music by Frederick Swann in Independence

Prof and Mrs Edgar D Kerr attended an organ recital Friday night in Independence Missouri given by Frederick Swann of Riverside Church New York City. Saturday and Sunday they attended church music workshops conducted by Swann in Independence Auditorium with several former Ottawa University students now teaching in the Kansas City area.

Edgar D. Kerr Reorganized Church of Latter Day Saints Independence Frederick Swann Riverside

Lacquer Removal Tip for Brass Surfaces

To remove lacquer from brass use lacquer thinner applied with a coarse cloth. Work gently and wipe away dissolved coating, then polish as needed to restore shine. Avoid excessive soaking and ensure good ventilation during use.

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